Treatment depends on gap size, alignment, and goals. Options may include bonding, veneers, or clear aligners following a clinical assessment.

Timelines vary based on the treatments involved. Some procedures are completed quickly, while others may require multiple visits over several weeks or months.

Results are designed to be long-lasting, but longevity depends on materials, oral care habits, and regular dental monitoring rather than permanence.

Most cosmetic treatments involve minimal discomfort. Local anesthesia is used when appropriate, and aftercare guidance supports comfort during recovery.

Bonding involves adding tooth-coloured material for minor changes, while veneers are custom shells covering the tooth surface for broader aesthetic correction.

Yes, treatments are often combined when appropriate. Planning considers timing, oral health, and how procedures interact for balanced results.

Costs vary by treatment type and complexity. Fees are discussed during the first appointment, so expectations are clear before proceeding.

Cosmetic treatments aim for proportion and balance, focusing on subtle changes that align with facial features and existing teeth.